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The Ozmen Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of Nevada, Reno College of Business is once again welcoming students into LaunchNevada, its annual initiative designed to foster an entrepreneurial mindset among undergraduate and graduate students across campus. 

Winners of LaunchPad’s 2026 Ideas Fest hold their certificates at a table in the front row, with judges standing behind them.

Oklahoma Farm Bureau’s rural economic development department has partnered with Oklahoma FFA to launch the SAE CEO Challenge to recognize the entrepreneurial spirit of students who run their own business.

A sizeable donation from Kathy and Peter Lacey will support the MicroSociety program at Aspen Heights Elementary School in memory of late Red Deer businessman and entrepreneur Jack Donald.

Artificial intelligence has become a part of day-to-day activities for many people these days. Well, many people are using it for positive reasons, there are a few controversial incidents regarding the fair usage of artificial intelligence.

Victor Torres-Corona spent three years after high school figuring out his next step. Once he enrolled at Metropolitan State University of Denver, he found his path at the university’s Cybersecurity Center.

Adobe has globally launched Student Spaces in Acrobat for free, providing students a trusted, AI-driven study platform that leverages decades of Adobe’s document expertise. Initially released in beta in April 2026, the platform rapidly gained traction with more than 1 million monthly users, offering tools like adaptive flashcards, citation generation, and study guide creation to…

School officials in Springfield, Massachusetts, said Tuesday night that the district’s data has been breached, a result of a cyber attack around Labor Day.

Schools in Springfield, Massachusetts, reopened Monday after being closed last week due to a data breach, and investigators have determined that information was stolen from students and staff members.

Pa. — When Sonia Lloyd first came to Penn State, she didn’t expect psychology, art and marketing to become part of the same career path. But as she explored new classes, joined organizations and gained professional experience, she began to see how her interests could work together